Is there any reason to get higher than 100% critical strike chance?
I'm looking at the passive skill tree, trying to plan a character out, and there are certainly more nodes present for increasing crit chance than are needed if crit chance modifiers stack additively (ie 25%+45% = 70%). Or do they stack multiplicatively? (25%*45% = 59%)
Alternatively, is there a stat for critical resistance that would allows monsters to ignore however much of your critical chance? Thanks for the insight! |
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" The crit chance works like this. All the crit nodes give % increases to your current % chance. So if you have 5% crit chance on a weapon, a node that gives +70% critical strike means you'll have: 5% X 1,70 = 8,5% Any additional +crit chance will increase your base crit chance further, not the 8,5%. ''Stand amongst the ashes of a trillion dead souls and ask the ghosts if honor matters. The silence is your answer.'' IGN: Vaeralyse Last edited by Tagek#6585 on Apr 2, 2012, 11:15:56 AM
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I think they stack additively, but it is not that simple. Each % of crit chance you spec for applies to the crit chance of your weapons. This is usually ~5% in my experience, so feel free to spec up to 2000% crit.
Last edited by Reashu#5408 on Apr 2, 2012, 11:17:56 AM
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Yes there is, since it's your weapons critical strike chance that is increased, not some innate stat. For example, if your weapon has a 5% crit chance, then a 100% passive stat increase will will double it to 10%, not 105%.
Hope that clears it:) EDIT: Damn, way too slow. Last edited by Harum#2309 on Apr 2, 2012, 11:18:54 AM
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